Teachers
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September 22, 2021To ensure a high-quality education for all, students need more teachers who reflect the diversity of the communities they serve -
August 26, 2020The K-12 public charter school in Northwest Arkansas integrates the arts into core academic courses like science, math and literature, helping students make deeper connections to the material. -
August 21, 2020124,000 U.S. public schools closed, affecting more than 55 million students. -
August 20, 2020How the Charter School Growth Fund helped a pair of Colorado teachers launch an innovative school model -
May 5, 2020High school art teacher Cristina Correa finds creative ways to inspire students during the coronavirus crisis -
February 24, 2020Thaden School in Bentonville, Arkansas, helps students build real-world skills and connections to their community -
November 1, 2019Adrienne Hudson is helping reduce teacher shortages that limit opportunity for Delta students. -
October 8, 2019In Boston’s communities of color, Principal Julie Duran is showing students what’s possible through hard work and self-confidence. -
September 25, 2019How one Texas principal is setting—and achieving—his goal of sending every student to college. -
September 10, 2019Veteran teacher Justin Newell uses sports as a metaphor for life in Camden, New Jersey. -
August 27, 2019In East Harlem, third-grade teacher Sheila Sullivan is preparing students with unique learning needs to be active citizens and critical thinkers. -
August 15, 2019In Oakland, Catholic school teacher Sheila Garcia prepares scholars for a life of achievement and service -
July 30, 2019In Atlanta, Kathryn Stanley helps students connect with their culture and history – to build a better future. -
July 16, 2019Teacher Brittany Barker wants students to ‘envision their future’ and then make it happen -
July 2, 2019In San Antonio, middle school teacher Michael Osikoya finds purpose in a new career -
June 20, 2019At Boston’s Charlestown High, Francis Pina strives to be “consistently great in the classroom.”